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HI,

I have a new PC that uses the intel H55 chipset which features HDMI video on the motherboard plus support for HD audio. The TV is a Samsung LNR268W. Its a 720p TV. I intend to use Media Center on the PC with the TV. I Have run into aa problem, however. When I plug the PC into the TV via HDMI, the picture quality is very bad. The text is blurry, the image look like they aren't being dithered correctly, edges on graphics aren't smooth, and the color is off. The The desktop is also being clipped, but I fixed that using the "aspect ratio" settings in the intel drivers to adjust for overscan. The funny thing is, when I connect to the TV via VGA, everything looks perfect. What could be going on With The HDMI? It works fine when I plug a consumer electronics device like a tivo, DVD player, or standalone blue ray player. The TV video on the PC sends 1280x720 via HDMI. It sends 1360x768 when connected via VGA. Switching the resolution to The later when connected via HDMI causes pretty significant underscan, and the picture quality doesn't improve.


Please help.

I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.

References:
Https://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?t=35478
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Thanks!

1、Update new chipset drive
2、Check the HDMI wire
3、Adjust the saturation of the monitor.  PS:https://blog.csdn.net/luke82/article/details/5930547
BTW,win7 will search the display after the computer started, if it can't be identified, it will be black.

The Resolution of your Samsung LNR268W is just 1366 x 768.

You should set the Display resolution to it, otherwise, it would be horrible of course.

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